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Michelle Mann
Michelle Mann - Legal Affairs

Michelle Mann is a Toronto-based consultant and freelance writer, specializing in social justice, human rights and Aboriginal issues. A lawyer with many years of practice behind her, Michelle now dedicates herself to consulting on and writing about legal, political and policy issues, particularly those with social justice implications.

FEATURE COLUMN:

November 28, 2005
The final frontier?
"The latest legal human rights frontier tackles discrimination against transgendered individuals and, in some cases, pits human rights titans against each other."


COLUMNS BY MICHELLE MANN:

October 21, 2005
Time to make history on gender equality

July 26, 2005
First they came for …

June 15, 2005
Dying for collective morality

June 9, 2005
A sacred cow no more

May 13, 2005
The state, religious freedom, and health

March 29, 2005
Canada refuses 'refugee' from the U.S.

March 8, 2005
On the lookout for bias

January 24, 2005
Free speech in the public interest

December 10, 2004
Same-sex marriage and jurisdiction




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